Sentence examples for looks rather different from from inspiring English sources

THROUGH the lens of the Muslim Brotherhood's slick Arabic-language website, the referendum on the future of South Sudan looks rather different from its portrayal elsewhere.

But from the point of view of the Physics, substantial individuals are seen as predicative complexes (cf. Matthen 1987b); they are hylomorphic compounds compounds of matter and form and the subject criterion looks rather different from the hylomorphic perspective.

The iPhone's design is iconic but the final version looked rather different from early designs.

The 2030 plan was endorsed by the prime minister in November 2010 when the prospects for gas, nuclear and offshore wind power looked rather different from now.

The recent upsurge of interest has also resulted in the proposal of several additional arguments for thinking there might be more than one correct logic, many of which result in pluralisms which look rather different from that of Beall & Restall.

Ironically, the human brain an adaptation that, among many other things, lets us predict what we would see had life in fact have been the product of the Mind of a Deity allows us to see that intentionally designed systems over time look rather different from the evolutionary histories (phylogenetic trees) that we encounter in the organic world.

From the standpoint of today, the Cleveland scandal looks rather different.

But the glass-is-half-full approach, to borrow from the famous Peace Corps ad of this era, looks rather different.

These days, the portfolio looks rather different.

Hop across the Atlantic, and the picture looks rather different.

He now looks rather different, with a wispy beard, lined features and a large turban.